Crackers Win Game Three Behind Doscher In Nashville
Bally Smith's Crackers defeated the Vols 4 to 2 before about 9 000 fans in Nashville. Morley Jennings and Flanagan supplied key hits, with Jack Dashher and Doscher solid on the mound. Kime led the Cracker offense with four hits, while Sean made a standout catch in the eighth.
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Nashville
Tenn
Bally Smith
Crackers
McConnell
Morley Jennings
Bibe
More
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Kircher
McNellin
Flanagan
Scorin Jennings
Holland
Renter
Peace Ae
Jack Dashher
Jack
Lindsay
Smith
Renfer
King
Willams
Callahan
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Voix
Doscher
Vols
McNellis
Billy Smith
Chestnutt
Sloan
Bibel
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Lynch
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Eibel
Kireliér
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Os x Holland
Reynolds
C. Doscher
al Ead
Nashville King
A. Williams
I Hemingway
Yeo
Ta McNeHis
Ee More
Renfor
Poe
Reuter
Nth
Williams
Lee Indsay
Jennings
Stoses
Mings
McNeili Jennings
Riberta
Atlante
Preaninger
Cheatuute
Markets First Alfalfa Grown in Terrell County
Dawson Ga May 3 Special J E McRee a prosperous planter marketed three wagon loads of baled alfalfa hay yielding over a thousand pounds per acre at the first cutting He plans several more cuttings This is Terrell county grown alfalfa sold here for the first time
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Dawson
J. E.mcree
Terrell County
Family Narrowly Escapes Fire Destroys Georgia Home
Washville Georgia May 3 Special The home of O P Morris was destroyed by fire this morning with the origin unknown The family barely escaped saving only one trunk The total loss is about 1800 dollars
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Washville
O. P. Morris
Crackers and Lookouts Head Into Long Home Stand
The Cracker team, battered yet hopeful, returns to their home park for a stretch of eleven home games, with Dick Jeminer reporting the lineup focuses on two healthy hitters and a cautious return for key players. The Lookouts add new faces and familiar stars, introducing Lorenzen and Sline among others, as Birmingham and Montgomery series loom after Shrine week.
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RY Dick Jeminer
Crackers
Bailiwick
Peachties Athletic Club
Tommy Long
Birmingham
Montgomery
Detroit
Cobb
Crawford
Philadelphia
Baker
Colling
Washington
Gandil
Milan
Barons
Gladys Molesworth
Birmingham Barons
Lookouts
Moley
McBride
Kuiseley
Agee
St.Louis Browns
Carroll
Dilger
Anse Sears
Gordon Institute to Meet Dahlonega in Two Games
Gordon Institute and the North Georgia Agricultural College from Dahlonega Ga will meet here in a series of two games Monday and Tuesday. It is the first meeting this season and will provide a comparison with Georgia Military College. Maxey and Dozier will pitch for Gordon with Monahan catching.
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Barnesville
Gordon Institute
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Gordon
Georgia Military ‘College
Dahlonega Boys
Maxey
Dozier
Gordon Cadets
Monahan
Coosa Tournament Ends in Georgia Golf Event
The Coosa country club spring golf tournament concluded on May 3 with silver loving cups awarded. Winners included Simpson Dean best in the first flight Porter in the second flight Hilles Hamilton in the third flight and Mrs H A Dean in the ladies handicap.
Moors Beaten by French in Morocco Battle
In Fes on May 3 French forces defeated the natives supporting the Moroccan pretender. French casualties were nine killed and twenty five wounded. The mountaintop stronghold fell after a direct assault by French troops.
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Fes
Morocco
Birmingham Defeats Montgomery to Take Series Game
Birmingham beat Montgomery 8 to 6 in the final game of the set, with Johnson Gregory and Harngrove in the box for Birmingham. Key hits came from Knisely and Baker, while Daley caught for Birmingham. Budding controversies saw Dilger ejected by umpire Breitenstein.
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Montgomery
See
Sayys
Birmingham
Johnson
Gregory
Harngrove
Knisely
Baker
Daley
Breitenstein
Dilger
Grimes
Ab.r.b.po
Mont
Ab. Ch. Pols
Greiverns
Ompaleyit
Ofiwrish
OlSnedrie
al Gribnare
Errore
McDonald
Marcan
Blam
Snedecor
Snedacor
Wiam
Hollanger
Datey
Elwert
Kleinow
Uialen
Haker
Herdgrove
Black
Hreltenstein
Finfeld
Alabama Baseball Nine in Athens for two games
The University of Alabama baseball team travels to Athens to face Joe Bean's Red and Black on Monday and Tuesday. This marks the first home action in ten days after a trip to Tuscaloosa where Georgia won twice, testing Alabama before the Georgia Tech series.
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Athens
University of Alabama
Joe Bean
Georgia
Tustalaasx
Alabama Boys
Georgia Tech
King's Sunday Matinee Delights 1000 Atlanta Fans
King drew about 1,000 Atlanta fans to a Sunday matinee with 3:30 start in a Nashville-Atlanta series finale. Despite many standing, the crowd enjoyed the game and contributed to a box for expenses. Perfect order marked the event as the Crackers head home after today's detailed coverage.
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Caller King
Atlanta
Crackers
Today's Games Across Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
A jumbled slate lists Southern League showdowns from Atlanta at Nashville to Mobile at Montgomery, plus Columbia at Albany and Savannah at Macon. American League games include Chicago at St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Washington, and Boston at Philadelphia amid scattered NL and Federal League matchups with many OCR errors.
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St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Nationals
Az H
Ays
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Netlonal
Ava
Philadelphia
Pltisburg
Cincinnai
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New Orleans
Chattanoogs
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Montgomery
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rookLy
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Laat
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Birmingham
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Columbus
Aumwalla
Macon
St. Louta
National League
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Cincinnati
Loyle
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Buttabure
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Baltmere
BL Louis
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Indianapolles
S.B. Ave
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Athletics
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Pratt
Daley
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Tha
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Moriarty
Bush
Nag
Jane
Chicago National
Anas Gran
Ikaa Arman
Cincinnat
Herzog
Wagner
Lobert
Ila
Butler
Loui
Mowrey
Priesbure
Joe Kelly
Pittsbure
Garey
Zer Hagagine
St. Louie
Local leagues schedule and call for jumpers
Susser oun swt league meets tonight at 7 40. The 4 M league Monday at 6 30. Cosmopolitan Tuesday 1 30. City league Wednesday at 6 20. Public school league Wednesday at 30 p.m. Gate City league Thursday 7 30 p.m. Saturday afternoon league Friday 6 30 p.m. Several good jumpers needed for the leagues. any one delivering the pool slow should apply at once to Shelley Ivey.
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Susser
Georgia and Tech Baseball Rivalry Heads to Athens
In Athens and Atlanta this week and next, Georgia and Georgia Tech meet for a college baseball series. coached by Toe Bean and J Heisman, the rivalry draws record crowds with a half holiday declared for each game by the Athens Chamber of Commerce and civic groups. Last year Tech upset Georgia, and fans wonder if history may repeat despite current dope favoring Georgia this season.
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Georgia and Tech
Athens
Atlanta
Georgia
Attlanta
University of Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Toe Bean
J. Heisman
Rowe
Tech
Cream of Motorcyclists Race at the Drome This Summer
The cream of United States motorcycle riders will visit the local motordrome for summer races. A practice period begins now with many riders arriving today and practicing by Wednesday. The season opens Saturday May 9 with a Mayor Woodward sweepstakes as the feature. City Clerk Walter Taylor will officiate the night event. Returning riders include Lawrence Flickenstein Morty Graver Speck Bruggerman Harry Glenn Tex Richards and Henry Lewis. New riders set to appear include Speed Carviston Roy Haw Dave Freaney Glenn Stokes and Bunt Buchel. Full program details and prices will be announced soon.
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United States
Lawrence Flickenstein
Morty Graver
Speck Bruggerman
Harry Glenn
Tex Richards
Henry Lewis
Speed
Carviston
Royhaw
Dave Freaney
Glenn Stokes
Bunt’ Buchel
Georgia Alabama League Opens Its Season Today
The Georgia Alabama League begins its second season with eight clubs. No official schedule yet due to objections, as President Boykin works out a full season plan. Opening day games include Rome versus Talladega, Selma at Anniston, Grosden at Newnan, and Opelika at LaGrange.
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Boykin
Thia
Rome
Detroit Strikes Late To Beat Cleveland In 9 3
Hard hitting, poor pitching and fielding errors marked Detroit's 9 to 3 win over Cleveland on May 43. Bush Cobb Burns and Stanage led Detroit with strong batting and fielding, while Jackson starred for Cleveland. Time 2:53. Umpires O Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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Naps
Cleveland
Judas
Detroit
Bush
Cobb
Burns
Stanage
Jackson
James
Conamore
Blanding
Carisch
Main
Reynolds
O‘loughiim
Hildebrand
Cubs Top Cards 6 to 1 in NL Clash
Chicago wins 6 to 1 as Cheney blanked St Louis with strong pitching and four Chicago players collect multiple hits including three doubles. O'Day alters lineup with positive results in a game featuring Hageman Niehauss and Bresnahan behind Cheney.
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Cubs
Chicago
Cheney
St. Louis
Hageman
Niehauss
Good
O'Day
Niehausa
Wingo
Bresnahan
Quigley and Bason
Baltimore Five Kansas City One in Federal League Clash
Baltimore built an early lead with wild pitching by Packard and Easterly, then held on for a 5 to 1 victory over Kansas City. Sages and Jackliten trio listed for Kansas City. Buffalot and Indiapolis score details noted.
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Kennas City
Kansas City
Packard
Sages
Jacklitson
Easterly
Glass Rendering Offers New Fitting for Eyewear
An advertisement for A. K. Hawkes Co. Opticians at 24 Whitehall promotes the Fits-Tuye glass mounting Toric lenses and the Krypto invisible bifocals. Describes a thoroughly reliable place to hate your glasses fit.
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A. K. Hawkes Co. Opticians
Whitehall
Tadv
Barry and Moran Lead Baseball Base Thieves
Jack Barry of the Philadelphia Athletics and Pat Moran of the Cincinnati Nationals pace the league in steals. The article lists the top ten base stealers in each league through games played Wednesday, highlighting their bold theft totals and impact on the big leagues.
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Jack Barry
Philadelphia Athletics
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Nationals
Baseball standings and scores from league games
League results show San Antonio 7 over Waco Fort Worth 6 and Galveston 9 over Austin 5 while Beaumont lost 3 to Houston. American Association also notes Kansas City 7 over Cleveland 4 and Columbus 7 over Milwaukee 6 with multiple missing scores. International League reports Montreal 20 over Providence 1 and Newark 0 Buffalo, Buffalo 3 Newark 6.
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San Antonio
Waco Fort Worth
Galveston
Austin
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Kensan City
Cleveland
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
International League
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
The Trained Nurse headlines Forsyth bill this week
Gladys Clack and Harry Bereman star in The Trained Nurse with twelve others at Forsyth. The cast includes Fimonle Lrcus, Milt Gollins, the Renard trio and Frank McCrea. Laverne company at Lyric offers The Hair to the Hoorah melodrama with Marguerite Chattee Olive Blakeney Helen Haskell leading a seventeen person cast led by Robert Middlemaan.
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Harry Bereman
Jesse L Lapkey
Fimonle Lrcus
Starice
Milt Gollins
Warren
Conley
Aonga
Daness
Cucille Laverne Company
AL the Lyric
Paul Armatrong
Lailes
Marguerite “Chattee
Olive “Blakeney
Helen Haskell
Miss Chattes
Miss LaVerne
Kate
Robert Middlemaan
Iorbes Aylmer
Owls Maton
James Marcus
Walds Scott
Oh, Lool Who's Here Comes to the Grand for Three Days
Vaudeville star Hi Johnson headlines a three day engagement at the Grand with a clever mix of musical comedy, song and dance. A scenic reduction shows exterior and interior of a three summer hotel in the Hudson. Three performances daily. The Grand Jury reports the jail unsanitary and Mayo pledges to improve conditions.
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Vaudevil
Hudson
Ane
Southern Intercollegiate tennis tourney opens in Charlotte
College tennis players begin the Southern Intercollegiate tournament in Charlotte on May 4 with record entries. Georgia Tech sends Harry Hallman Tate Anthony and C Gardner, Clemson entries J W Erwin and Thornton, Trinity reps Anderson and White, South Carolina’s G W Waring O B Waring and Brooker, UNC hosts Oates and Chambers host a royal welcome to attendees.
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Harry Hallman
Tate Anthony
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Clemson
Anderson and White
Trinity
G. W. Waring
Waring
Brooker
University of South Carolina
E. E. Keener Wins First In Georgia Prohibition Oratorical Contest
The first annual historical contest of the Georgia Intercollegiate Prohibition association was held at Tech M C A auditorium and North Avenue Presbyterian church with a large audience. Piedmont college entrant E. E. Keener won first prize for The Coming Victory, $60. Georgia Tech Woo Hardy second for The Remedy and Its Price, $20. Mercer University HG Wells third for The College Man's Relation to the Liquor Problem, medal.
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Mercer University
HG. Wells
Reinhardt College
A. L. Franklin
America
State Normal
Allysod
S. Walleve
W. N. Hughlett
RO. Flinn W. OM. Bunts
FF. Comer
Hardy
Steel Slump Hits Mills as Week Ends in Slow Demand
New York May 3 Steel trade shows weak demand with only about four percent of capacity in orders for rolled products and ingot output reduced. Overall capacity use sits near sixty percent. steel company subsidiaries run about sixty seven percent. Indications point to further decreases as blast furnaces were shuttered and more mills suspend. Tin plate sees some optimism with pending contracts and small orders. April totals reach 129000 tons for full contracts and 180000 tons for pig iron. Structural steel projects inch forward with 12000 tons of New York subway work planned and two river tunnel builds to demand 90000 cast iron segments.
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New York
Steel Corporation
New York Subway
East Side Tabernacle Holds All Day Singing
An old-time all-day singing with dinner on the ground drew about three hundred people to East Side Tabernacle Sunday. Rev. A. M. Schuler preached in the morning on guilt and Orthodoxy, noting concern over the young ministry while joking that the older preachers worry more than the youth.
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East Side Tabernacle
A. M. Schuler
Fifteen Diplomas Awarded At Berry School Rome Ga
In Rome Georgia on May 3 the Berry School completed its graduation exercises with a Young Men's Christian Association service. Rev James J Hall of Atlanta addressed the assembly on World Wide Peace as the commencement sermon was delivered by Rev S L Will of Athens. Fifteen graduates received diplomas from the board of trustees led by Moses Wright who presented the diplomas and prizes were awarded across classes.
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Rome
Berry School
Young Men's Christian Association
James J. Hall
Atlanta
L. Will
Athens
Dodge Moses Wright
Two Bridges Planned Across Broad River in Georgia
Elbert and Madison counties decide to build two county line bridges over Broad River. One site lies within Broad River Power Company's area which objects to building below its high water mark. A conference among county representatives and the company seeks a compromise to set the bridge without antagonizing the power firm.
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Elbert
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Broad River
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Th Power Company
Chess Tourney in St Petersburg Round Eight Results
In St Petersburg on May 3 the eighth round of the international chess tourney concluded with Bernstein defeating Lanker and Blackburne defeating Niemzowitsch. Tarrasch drew with Capablanca, Gunaber drew with Marshall, and Janowski defeated Rubinstein. Leading scores: Capablanca 5, Alechine 4, Larrasch, Lasker, Bernstein 3.
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Blackburne
Lanker
Niemzowitsch
Tarrasch
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Gunaber
Marshall Janowski-Rubinstein
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Alechine
Larrasch
Lasker
Marshall
Panama's Cleaned Best Work by Gusset at Whitehall
An item notes Gusset presenting Thosidiat.mas on February 28 at Whitehall, claiming cleaned and best work. Details are fragmentary but indicate a product or performance showcase labeled Panamas. No further context or dates are clearly recoverable.
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Panamas
Gusset
Mas
Whitehall
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